by Ju lian R eisinger
19 Ways to Start
Conversations With
Women Naturally
On the following slides I’ll give you
a number of social situations
along with examples of how you
could start and continue
conversations in them.
This aims to show to your brain
that opportunity is everywhere
and seizing it is easy.
Let’s get started.
How it works
First I’ll give you a photo with a
description of the scene.
1
Then a possible conversation
starter for that situation.
2
And finally a good way to continue
the convo.
3
Before we get started with the
images you need to consider three
important principles in order to
make this work:
P R I N C I P L E # 1
You are genuine with
everything you do and say.
You don’t do or say anything
just to meet women.
P R I N C I P L E # 2
You don’t recite the lines from
this presentation word for
word but use your own
natural style.
P R I N C I P L E # 3
You aren’t outcome oriented.
Keep these principles in mind and
you’ll achieve great results
automatically.
One last thing to note:
The examples are ideas on what I
would do and say in these
situations.
You are different and both the
words and the situation might not
be a good fit for your personality.
Therefore, you must see the
examples merely as food for
thought on how and where you
could meet people naturally.
NOT as pre-scripted lines to use in
conversations. :-)
Now, without further ado, let’s get
started!
Examples of how to meet
women in different situations
You are sharing a chair lift or cable car.
“Wow, what a view here! You
guys are probably locals and see
this all the time, but I am here for
the first time and to me this is
just breath taking.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“I am Peter from Denmark, by
the way.” *shake hands*
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You see others play recreational beach volleyball.
“Hey guys! This looks like so
much fun. Do you mind if I join
you for the next game?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Awesome! Thanks! Do you play
to 21 or 25?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You stand outside a club or bar and see an attractive woman
smoke.
“Excuse me. Do you have a
lighter?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Thanks! I like that you belong to
the people who pass the lighter.
Some people always just try to
light your cigarette but I prefer
doing it myself. I’m a control
freak in that way, I guess.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are waiting for your turn to order at a food truck.
“Excuse me, hi. I am in a bit of a
conundrum: I am eating here for
the first time and am completely
clueless as to what’s good. Do you
have any recommendations?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Oh wow. That sounds delicious
and completely gross at the
same time. Hahaha. I’ll try it, but
you gotta show me how to eat
this without making a huge
mess.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You see a cute girl walk on the boardwalk next to the beach.
“Hi. Do you know where the beach
is?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“I’m just kidding. But in all honesty,
a friend of mine once got so nervous
before talking to a girl on the beach
that he asked her where the beach
was at. It was the funniest thing
ever.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are a guest at a private party where you know the host but
not many others.
“Hi! I don’t think we have met
yet. I am Mike.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“So how do you know Tim (the
host)?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are at an intimate get-together with a mixed group of
which you know about half the people.
“Hi! You are Clara, aren’t you?
I’m Jason. It’s crazy that we have
never met even though we share
a lot of the same friends.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“So tell me about yourself. What
do you do when you aren’t going
to parties like this one here?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are sitting in a boring class at school / university. Next to
you sits a cute girl.
“Oh my god, it’s nearly
impossible to follow this.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“I mean I like the topic and he
makes some good points, but his
voice is like a lullaby. With each
sentence my eye lids shut more
and more.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
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You see a woman taking selfies in front of a sight.
“Hi. Want me to take a photo of
you with the cliffs?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“I hope I did a good job. I
certainly gave it my all.
So what brings you here?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You desperately want a coffee and see someone pass you with
a cup.
“Omg, where did you get that
cup of coffee from? I’m falling
asleep standing up.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Thanks, you are a life saver!”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
As you just saw in the last
example, it’s not always necessary
to start a full-blown conversation.
I know, a quick encounter with a
friendly stranger, who you’re
never gonna see again, can seem
pointless.
But remember: it’s not about the
outcome but about getting into
the habit of talking to new people
everywhere you go.
Ok, let’s continue with some more
examples.
You are waiting in line and it’s taking forever.
“Omg, I’m starting to lose hope
here. I hate nothing more than
waiting in line but my little sister
sent me to buy her this new bag.
So I didn’t have a choice.”
*laughs*
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“The long wait doesn’t seem to
affect you, tough. What’s your
secret?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
It’s your first day of working in a coworking space.
“Hi. I’m new here. I’m Jim. Nice
to meet you.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Any interesting problems you
guys are working on?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You see a group of women who look like fun at a festival.
“Hey guys. What’s up? How do
you like the lineup this year?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Absolutely, EDM is taking over
everywhere. I really like the
headliners, though. So what are
your plans for the rest of the
day?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You see an interesting woman in your local gym.
“Hi. I’ve never seen you around
here before. Are you new?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Nice to meet you, I’m Tom. If
you need help with anything let
me know. I suck at lifting but I
excel at knowing how it works in
theory.” *laughs*
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are hiking alone and meet other hikers.
“Hi. Are you coming from the
top? Is it far from here? I have a
hint that my legs don’t want to
carry me much longer.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“Thanks! You guys seem like
experienced hikers, do you have
any recommendations for good
trails around here?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You spot a cute girl who is working on her laptop in the hotel
lobby.
*(leaning over from a table close by)*

“Business or pleasure?”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“That’s interesting. I’d love to
learn more about it.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You see an interesting woman in the cookie isle of a
supermarket reaching for a box.
“I don’t mean to interfere with
your shopping but I’m a bit of an
expert on chocolate chip cookies.
and trust me, you don’t want to
take these.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“You look like a chocolate lover,
so let me suggest these to you.
They are my favorites. Oh, and
absolutely essential, you need
some cold milk with them if you
haven’t got any already.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You are at an opening or networking event and see a
seemingly bored but good-looking woman there.
“Wow, I really like your outfit! You
definitely stand out from all the
greyscale folks in these colors.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“So what brings you to this
event?”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
You just joined the local church choir and stand next to
another young member.
“I always thought choirs are only
for old people. Glad I’m not the
only one under 60.”
INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
“I’m John, by the way. Nice to
meet you! To be honest, I’ve been
wanting to sing in a choir for a
long time but never did anything
about it. So this is my first time
and I’m really excited.”
CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
Where to go from here
I hope you liked the examples.
Now, try to find new situations in
your own environment at home.
Make talking to people a habit.
A compliment here, a funny remark
there, a new acquaintance, or just a
brief exchange with a colleague
make all the difference in the world.
Becoming fluent at these brief
conversations will make your
results with women explode and
you’ll be able to meet women and
other interesting people
everywhere you go.
That’s it for today.
Thank you so much for stopping by
and clicking through the whole
thing!
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surely enjoy our other content. Just
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19 Ways to Meet Women Naturally + Tips

  • 1.
    by Ju lianR eisinger 19 Ways to Start Conversations With Women Naturally
  • 2.
    On the followingslides I’ll give you a number of social situations along with examples of how you could start and continue conversations in them.
  • 3.
    This aims toshow to your brain that opportunity is everywhere and seizing it is easy.
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6.
    First I’ll giveyou a photo with a description of the scene. 1
  • 7.
    Then a possibleconversation starter for that situation. 2
  • 8.
    And finally agood way to continue the convo. 3
  • 9.
    Before we getstarted with the images you need to consider three important principles in order to make this work:
  • 10.
    P R IN C I P L E # 1 You are genuine with everything you do and say. You don’t do or say anything just to meet women.
  • 11.
    P R IN C I P L E # 2 You don’t recite the lines from this presentation word for word but use your own natural style.
  • 12.
    P R IN C I P L E # 3 You aren’t outcome oriented.
  • 13.
    Keep these principlesin mind and you’ll achieve great results automatically.
  • 14.
  • 15.
    The examples areideas on what I would do and say in these situations.
  • 16.
    You are differentand both the words and the situation might not be a good fit for your personality.
  • 17.
    Therefore, you mustsee the examples merely as food for thought on how and where you could meet people naturally.
  • 18.
    NOT as pre-scriptedlines to use in conversations. :-)
  • 19.
    Now, without furtherado, let’s get started!
  • 20.
    Examples of howto meet women in different situations
  • 21.
    You are sharinga chair lift or cable car.
  • 22.
    “Wow, what aview here! You guys are probably locals and see this all the time, but I am here for the first time and to me this is just breath taking.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 23.
    “I am Peterfrom Denmark, by the way.” *shake hands* CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 24.
    You see othersplay recreational beach volleyball.
  • 25.
    “Hey guys! Thislooks like so much fun. Do you mind if I join you for the next game?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 26.
    “Awesome! Thanks! Doyou play to 21 or 25?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 27.
    You stand outsidea club or bar and see an attractive woman smoke.
  • 28.
    “Excuse me. Doyou have a lighter?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 29.
    “Thanks! I likethat you belong to the people who pass the lighter. Some people always just try to light your cigarette but I prefer doing it myself. I’m a control freak in that way, I guess.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 30.
    You are waitingfor your turn to order at a food truck.
  • 31.
    “Excuse me, hi.I am in a bit of a conundrum: I am eating here for the first time and am completely clueless as to what’s good. Do you have any recommendations?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 32.
    “Oh wow. Thatsounds delicious and completely gross at the same time. Hahaha. I’ll try it, but you gotta show me how to eat this without making a huge mess.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 33.
    You see acute girl walk on the boardwalk next to the beach.
  • 34.
    “Hi. Do youknow where the beach is?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 35.
    “I’m just kidding.But in all honesty, a friend of mine once got so nervous before talking to a girl on the beach that he asked her where the beach was at. It was the funniest thing ever.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 36.
    You are aguest at a private party where you know the host but not many others.
  • 37.
    “Hi! I don’tthink we have met yet. I am Mike.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 38.
    “So how doyou know Tim (the host)?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 39.
    You are atan intimate get-together with a mixed group of which you know about half the people.
  • 40.
    “Hi! You areClara, aren’t you? I’m Jason. It’s crazy that we have never met even though we share a lot of the same friends.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 41.
    “So tell meabout yourself. What do you do when you aren’t going to parties like this one here?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 42.
    You are sittingin a boring class at school / university. Next to you sits a cute girl.
  • 43.
    “Oh my god,it’s nearly impossible to follow this.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 44.
    “I mean Ilike the topic and he makes some good points, but his voice is like a lullaby. With each sentence my eye lids shut more and more.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 45.
    SHAMELESS PROMO BREAK Ifyou like this presentation, you will surely enjoy our other content. Just click the button below to check out more articles, slides, free downloads, and 30-day challenges. READ MORE FREE CONTENT
  • 46.
    You see awoman taking selfies in front of a sight.
  • 47.
    “Hi. Want meto take a photo of you with the cliffs?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 48.
    “I hope Idid a good job. I certainly gave it my all. So what brings you here?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 49.
    You desperately wanta coffee and see someone pass you with a cup.
  • 50.
    “Omg, where didyou get that cup of coffee from? I’m falling asleep standing up.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 51.
    “Thanks, you area life saver!” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 52.
    As you justsaw in the last example, it’s not always necessary to start a full-blown conversation.
  • 53.
    I know, aquick encounter with a friendly stranger, who you’re never gonna see again, can seem pointless.
  • 54.
    But remember: it’snot about the outcome but about getting into the habit of talking to new people everywhere you go.
  • 55.
    Ok, let’s continuewith some more examples.
  • 56.
    You are waitingin line and it’s taking forever.
  • 57.
    “Omg, I’m startingto lose hope here. I hate nothing more than waiting in line but my little sister sent me to buy her this new bag. So I didn’t have a choice.” *laughs* INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 58.
    “The long waitdoesn’t seem to affect you, tough. What’s your secret?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 59.
    It’s your firstday of working in a coworking space.
  • 60.
    “Hi. I’m newhere. I’m Jim. Nice to meet you.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 61.
    “Any interesting problemsyou guys are working on?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 62.
    You see agroup of women who look like fun at a festival.
  • 63.
    “Hey guys. What’sup? How do you like the lineup this year?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 64.
    “Absolutely, EDM istaking over everywhere. I really like the headliners, though. So what are your plans for the rest of the day?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 65.
    You see aninteresting woman in your local gym.
  • 66.
    “Hi. I’ve neverseen you around here before. Are you new?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 67.
    “Nice to meetyou, I’m Tom. If you need help with anything let me know. I suck at lifting but I excel at knowing how it works in theory.” *laughs* CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 68.
    You are hikingalone and meet other hikers.
  • 69.
    “Hi. Are youcoming from the top? Is it far from here? I have a hint that my legs don’t want to carry me much longer.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 70.
    “Thanks! You guysseem like experienced hikers, do you have any recommendations for good trails around here?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 71.
    You spot acute girl who is working on her laptop in the hotel lobby.
  • 72.
    *(leaning over froma table close by)*
 “Business or pleasure?” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 73.
    “That’s interesting. I’dlove to learn more about it.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 74.
    You see aninteresting woman in the cookie isle of a supermarket reaching for a box.
  • 75.
    “I don’t meanto interfere with your shopping but I’m a bit of an expert on chocolate chip cookies. and trust me, you don’t want to take these.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 76.
    “You look likea chocolate lover, so let me suggest these to you. They are my favorites. Oh, and absolutely essential, you need some cold milk with them if you haven’t got any already.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 77.
    You are atan opening or networking event and see a seemingly bored but good-looking woman there.
  • 78.
    “Wow, I reallylike your outfit! You definitely stand out from all the greyscale folks in these colors.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 79.
    “So what bringsyou to this event?” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 80.
    You just joinedthe local church choir and stand next to another young member.
  • 81.
    “I always thoughtchoirs are only for old people. Glad I’m not the only one under 60.” INITIATE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 82.
    “I’m John, bythe way. Nice to meet you! To be honest, I’ve been wanting to sing in a choir for a long time but never did anything about it. So this is my first time and I’m really excited.” CONTINUE WITH SOMETHING LIKE:
  • 83.
    Where to gofrom here
  • 84.
    I hope youliked the examples.
  • 85.
    Now, try tofind new situations in your own environment at home.
  • 86.
    Make talking topeople a habit. A compliment here, a funny remark there, a new acquaintance, or just a brief exchange with a colleague make all the difference in the world.
  • 87.
    Becoming fluent atthese brief conversations will make your results with women explode and you’ll be able to meet women and other interesting people everywhere you go.
  • 88.
  • 89.
    Thank you somuch for stopping by and clicking through the whole thing!
  • 90.
    If you likedthis presentation, you will surely enjoy our other content. Just click the button below to check out more articles, slides, free downloads, and 30-day challenges. READ MORE FREE CONTENT WHAT’S NEXT?
  • 91.
    LOVE LIFE SOLVED Because lifeis better together.